Asgard bike storage

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I can't comment on either the options linked as I have no experience of them, but if you have the room available for one then a plastic shed might be a better option; this one is similar to what I have:
http://www.gardenbuildingsdirect.co...oYgnXhH8cWvdJjYMs6UzjwSwxklujjQi7qyQ81BPD_BwE

Plenty of room for 5 bikes and setting up a turbo inside during winter as well as shelving for all my gear. It is on a solid concrete base and as immovable and is very water-tight and secure. Just a thought, which you may have already considered and discounted.
 
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vickster

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Cheers. I don't have room for something that size. I do have a wooden shed but I'd rather keep my bikes in something designed for the purpose. Something plastic doesn't look as secure and to be honest, it looks really quite ugly :blush:
 
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The lift up lid on the 4 berth would be the deal clincher for me.
 
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One of the reviews says 3 is more realistic, which is fine. It says the site must be completely level which could be an issue
 
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As a good thing?
Yeah it just makes it more accessible IMO, added to that the extra interior room is always a bonus. I imagine that trying to get three bikes in a 3 berth shed would be a tad tight, so the extra space would be welcome.
 
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Pedals off, bars turned?
 
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